In one of his cartoons the customary three lions in India's national emblem are replaced with three wolves, their teeth dripping blood, with the message "Long live corruption" written underneath.
Another cartoon depicts the Indian parliament as a giant toilet bowl.
Government officials say that while they are in favour of free speech, there is a thin line between that and insulting national symbols....
Monday, September 10, 2012
"He is not Aseem but he is a storm, he is the nation's another Gandhi."
A protest chant, chanted in Mumbai, over the arrest of the cartoonist Aseem Trivedi, charged with sedition.
Labels:
cartoons,
free speech,
India,
law,
symbols
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